Being stuck inside during self-isolation can be very boring and frustrating. But this is also a time to really try things you don’t really have time for normally. Perfect your baking skills the next few weeks with these recipes perfect for the type of baker you are.
For the chocoholic
If chocolate’s your go-to treat to get a bit of distraction, we have loads of recipes that’s perfect for baking during self-isolation. Here are our favourite chocolate recipes:
- The Best Chocolate Cake Ever
- After Eight Cake
- Chocolate Hazelnut Drip Cake
- Chocolate Whiskey Puddings
- Chocolate Orange Cookies
- Salted Caramel Chocolate Roulade
- Chocolate Honeycomb Torte
- Mega Rocky Road Cake
- Chocolate Peanut Butter Party Cake
For the beginner baker
Self-isolation is the perfect time to try something new. So whether it’s the first time ever that you’re baking something on your own, or just that you’re not as confident in the kitchen yet, we’ve got you covered:
- Sweetie Fair Cakes
- Oatmeal and Blueberry Breakfast Muffins
- Elsje’s Oat Crunchies
- Sin-Free Fruit and Nut Chocolate Triangles
- Lemon Drizzle Traybake
- Waffle Pudding
- Seedy Oat Bread
When you’re looking for a challenge
Now that you have time, you can finally try out some more challenging recipes. Whether it’s baking bread from scratch, or really dig deep and bake some babka or battenberg, we’ve got you covered:
- Raspberry and Lemon Battenberg
- Cinnamon Rolls
- White Sourdough
- Challah Three-Strand Plait
- Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto Babka
- Pretzels
- Pistachio Cake
Back-To-Basics
In a world that’s upside down at the moment, it’s always nice to go back to the basics. These are basic recipes you’ll always use – no matter where you are in you life:
- Banana Bread
- Basic Vanilla Sponge
- Basic Chocolate Sponge
- Basic Buttercream Icing
- Victoria Sponge
- Brown Scones
- Simple Fruit Scones
- Brown Bread
Baking for one
Baking is something we have to share. But just because you’re social distancing right now, doesn’t mean that you can’t enjoy any baking since you don’t have anyone to share it with. Here are some recipes perfect for when you’re craving something yummy and you’re alone:
- Molten Lava Chocolate Mug Cake
- Chocolate Covered Strawberries
- Five-Minute Banana Peanut Ice Cream
- Crunchy Quinoa Dark Chocolate Bark
- Individual Plum and Blackberry Crumbles
For the kids
Self-isolation can be hard if you have kids – especially if they can’t go visit or spend time with their friends. Get them baking in the kitchen with these easy recipes:
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